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About Me
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I am |
Stefan Tremel |
born in Munich in 1957. |
During my childhood and
adolescence already, one could not
pigeonhole me in a standardized manner. |
I cut my own independent
path. |
I have furthered my
artistic development on my own. |
Study visits and working
stays in England, Greece, Italy, Spain. |
Acquisitions: Renowned international
companies and associations like Toyota,
Panpharma, Amnesty International etc. as
well as private collectors in Germany,
Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, Israel
and the Asian region have long since
realized my works are investments.
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Activities: Due to my long
experience in the fields of wood and
metal design, object and space styling,
my creativity is permanently being
stimulated.
Creation of trick
fountains, light objects, design
furniture. |
Cooperation with amnesty
international:
Since 1993, I have been
supporting amnesty international’s work
with large objects on the topic of human
rights. Since then there have, time and
again, occurred actions in the public
space using changing cenotaphs.
Gratefully recognizing my
supporting their work via artistic
achievement and personal commitment, ai
awarded me a
certificate in 1996. |
My elements:
My favoured elements are
wood, light, iron, stainless steel and
water.
But I also like to employ
paint, plastics, glass, ceramics and,
further, quite novel materials from the
industry for my works in a sensitive
manner.
Over and over again, it
is a wonderfully exciting challenge for
me to combine these different materials
and shape them into new topical forms.
It is not only pleasure
which those who see and touch my
fascinating and distinctive objects
shall experience.
Part of my works deals
with the topics of human rights, society
and environment and is supposed to be
thought-proving in a special manner. |
National and
international press comments say I am
right in my work. |
Since 1986 own studio (creative
space) in Munich, where I have been
happy to welcome celebrities like art
collector Lothar Günter Buchheim and
children’s book author Ellis Kaut. |
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